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The total expenditures of the OCIO in 2005-06 were approximately $36.8 million. The OCIO also received approximately $1.8 million in revenues during this fiscal period. Allowing for revenues, the net expenditures of the OCIO were approximately $35 million in 2005-06. In this fiscal year, the OCIO was being established with new positions and roles still in transition. During this transition period, some projects were postponed until the next fiscal year. For that reason, a $1.53 million dollar settlement paid by XWave was carried forward into the 2006-07 fiscal year. (see Financial Statements, p. 19). The OCIO is responsible for: ‣ expenditures and procurement of information technology goods and services; ‣ developing and operating computer systems and infrastructure for government departments, as well as agencies, boards and commissions that are directly supported by the administrative support services of Departments; ‣ information technology and information management coordination, planning, budgeting, policy development; ‣ managing information technology related agreements and contracts; and ‣ working collaboratively with the private information technology sector to maximize opportunities while meeting the business needs of government. 2 Office of the Chief Information Officer Annual Report 2005-06 www.gov.nl.ca/ocio
Vision The vision of the Office of the Chief Information Officer is of a professional information technology and information management capability aligned to enable the business of government and support the needs of the citizens of Newfoundland and Labrador. Mission Information technology is increasingly used to support and deliver critical government programs. The Chief Information Officer is responsible for streamlining and enhancing service delivery, reforming management and operational practices throughout government and bridging the role of government in public service delivery with the private sector. The Chief Information Officer has completed a review of government’s information technology functions and found considerable opportunities for new approaches. Strategic improvements will be made to the IT functions that will result in a more efficient, better organized and accessible provincial government. By 2011, the Office of the Chief Information Officer will have improved the IT and IM functions to strengthen and modernize service delivery for provincial government entities. Office of the Chief Information Officer Annual Report 2005-06 www.gov.nl.ca/ocio 3
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